I was there on a Friday for a birthday party. I am a smoker (I know, currently socially unacceptable, but I am). I and part of the party went out for a cigarette. First the door man yelled at us, he even waved his finger in my face like I was a disciplined child. Then he told us that it would be the last time he let us out for the rest of the night. He said if we went out again we would have to pay to get back into the club (which I found to be ridiculous). On our way back in, he stepped into me pushing me into the girl taking money. I found this to be quite disturbing as I had done and said nothing to warrant this physical aggression. When I left one of the people in the group left at the same time. We had a cigarette together and a group of people came out for a cigarette. They had been outside at the same time as we were earlier and I asked them if they would have to pay to get back in. They told me the door man told them it wasn't a problem and they could come and go as they wanted. My problem with this is that they were of the same race as the door man. If they have a policy on allowing people in and out of the club, first it should be advertised, second it should be enforced equally. As you have probably guessed, I am not of the same race as the door man, and this seemed to be blatant discrimination. I've never been to a place where this type of behavior was accepted. Aside from the horrible treatment I received from the door man it was also clear that he wasn't enforcing the dress code equally. While we were in line he turned away a man (not of his own race, and not of my race either) for wearing gym shoes; although there were other people in the club wearing gym shoes. Keep in mind, the drinks are overpriced and the dance floor is so packed you can't even move let alone dance. What happened to fire codes? It's great when a club is bumpin, but packed to the edges isn't for me. If you decide to try this club, look at the door man, and drink ahead of time. GL
Pros: diverse crowd
Cons: horrible bar service, unequal enforcement of policies
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